An interior scene in Oba-Ile, Nigeria, depicts a wooden two-door wardrobe positioned centrally

An interior scene in Oba-Ile, Nigeria, depicts a wooden two-door wardrobe positioned centrally. The wardrobe is constructed of a brown material, featuring golden-colored arched handles on its main doors and horizontal pull handles on two lower drawers. A large sticker depicting the cartoon characters Tom (in a tuxedo) and Jerry is affixed to the right main door, with several smaller, indistinct stickers present on both doors. The wardrobe appears to be mobile on small wheels. On its top surface, a folded pink fabric, a beige patterned fabric with text, and another patterned fabric are arranged. To the immediate left, a section of a light-brown wooden cabinet or shelving unit is visible, displaying multiple pairs of shoes on shelves. To the right of the wardrobe, a wall painted a solid blue is present, and a purple perforated plastic basket containing laundry or other items occupies the lower right foreground. Behind the wardrobe, a grey cabinet or partition is partially visible, with a red object observed on a surface above it. The floor is covered with blue and lighter blue patterned tiles. No individuals are present in the frame.